12-108. Reports of decisions; publication; distribution; publication cost A. The supreme court may contract with the person who agrees to publish and sell the report of decisions on terms most advantageous to the state. The contractor shall agree to publish at the contract price the number of volumes as the supreme court may require and to deliver the volumes as follows: 1. To the Arizona state library, archives and public records the number of copies necessary for its use and for exchange with the libraries of other states and countries. 2. To the law library of the university of Arizona the number of copies necessary for its use and for exchange with the law libraries of other states and countries. 3. To the law library of Arizona state university the number of copies necessary for its use and for exchange with the law libraries of other states and countries. 4. To each supreme court justice, court of appeals judge, superior court judge, the clerk of each court, the county attorney and the reporter of decisions of the supreme court, one copy. 5. To the law library of each county, two copies. 6. To the department of law, thirty copies. 7. To the corporation commission, two copies. 8. To the industrial commission, seven copies. 9. To the department of public safety, two copies. B. All other agencies, boards, commissions and departments of the state may request from the contractor additional volumes, which shall be published and delivered at the contract price to be paid for by the requesting entity. C. Volumes that are delivered to a person on account of the office held by that person remain the property of this state and shall have stamped or written on them the name of the office and shall be kept for the use of the office. D. Subject to the availability of funds, the cost of publishing reports of decisions shall be paid from the appropriation to the supreme court. Each entity receiving a volume shall pay the cost of delivery



12-109. Promulgation of rules of pleading, practice and procedure; distribution A. The supreme court, by rules promulgated from time to time, shall regulate pleading, practice and procedure in judicial proceedings in all courts of the state for the purpose of simplifying such pleading, practice and procedure and promoting speedy determination of litigation upon its merits. The rules shall not abridge, enlarge or modify substantive rights of a litigant. B. The supreme court shall print and distribute the rules to all members of the state bar and to all other persons who apply. C. The rules shall not become effective until sixty days after distribution.







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